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The Global Energy Reserve is a company on a mission to revolutionize the way we think about oil and gas acquisitions. Led by co-founder Alexander Olave, a seasoned entrepreneur with a track record of success, the Global Energy Reserve is determined to take its innovative fund to the mainstream.
As Europe faces an energy crisis and is expected to spend trillions of dollars in the next five years to keep its factories and businesses running and its citizens warm, the Global Energy Reserve is positioning itself to save investors and family offices by acquiring oil and gas infrastructure, technology, and logistics companies across the US, Europe, and Africa.
The company’s primary focus is to provide full-service banking to the resource industry, and it has developed an innovative solution that allows it to collateralize capital with oil and gas while still offering core banking and lending services to founders and select clients.
But the Global Energy Reserve is not just looking to make a profit. It understands that despite the push for green energy, oil and its byproducts will still be necessary for roads and electric vehicles. Moreover, the company is anticipating an increase in oil demand in 2030 as the grid will require more natural gas, nuclear, and oil production.
In addition to its acquisition strategy, the Global Energy Reserve also plans to capitalize on the elimination of Russian oil and gas supply chains in Europe, which is expected to result in spreads of 100-300% between North American LNG prices and those in Europe and Asia. It also aims to monetize on the fact that the UK and Germany will need to import oil and gas from the US, MENA, and Canada to replace Russian production.
Under the leadership of Alexander Olave and with the help of his business partners Rob Allen, Ace Estevez, and Patrick McCoy, Global Energy Reserve is poised to make a significant impact on the energy industry and provide a much-needed solution to the current energy crisis.
